Angel Reese shows up with casual fit for Dream-Valkyries Game 7 of WNBA Finals originally appeared on The Sporting News.
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Tonight it is all or nothing for the Atlanta Dream and Golden Valkyries in Game 7 of the WNBA Finals.
Angel Reese is putting all her attention on the court as she heads into a must-win game to bring the championship back to Atlanta. The Dream power forward gave a laid-back look for Game 7 as she wore grey sweatpants and a white long-sleeve shirt. She wore her hair in loose waves and a wide black headband. Reese carried a large black bag, large black sunglasses, and a white Stanley cup.
Angel Reese isn’t done yet 😤 After setting the WNBA Finals single-series rebounding record in Game 6, she’s now one win away from her first championship! GAME 7 | 8pm/ET | USA Network & Peacock #WNBASeason30 | #2026WNBAFinals https://t.co/wjTdLJ4rmf
— WNBA (@WNBA) October 31, 2026
It’s no surprise that Reese went for a casual look for Game 7 given how she is even more focused on her performance on the court, especially tonight.
Angel Reese Game 6 Look
While Game 6 could have kept the Dream at home, — the Dream ended up defeating the Valkyries 80-69 to push the first-ever Game 7 in the WNBA Finals. Reese chose an all-black look as she walked the tunnel in a bodysuit cropped at her calves and a medium-length black leather jacket. Her bodysuit featured a gold hardware resembling a key hole as she accessorized with gold statement pieces like a bracelet over her black gloves, large round gold and bronze earrings, and chained gold hardware attached to her jacket featuring a lock. Reese finished the look with black open-toe heels.
Angel Reese arrives for a must-win Game 6 at home 🔥 (via @WNBA) https://t.co/LuknlcWLGr
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Reese explained why the Dream came out to Game 6 with the strategy to have a strong first half to mirror past results for the team.
“Every time we threw the first punch, we won the game,” Reese said in an on-court interview with USA Sports. “So just being able to set the tone early. We ain’t have everybody come out at 12:30 for no reason. We appreciate the fan support on a weekday. They came out and supported us every single day, every single game. So we wanted to make sure we ended this right here.”
The Dream and the Valkyries face off for Game 7 at 8 pm EST on USA Network and CNBC, and stream live on Peacock.
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